iOS14 + 5.2.4b5
I installed v5.2.4b5 today and the cameras will not stream to iOS14 or tvOS14. Still images on tvOS14 and crash at launch on iOS14.
I sent the logs.
The public release version of SS works with iOS14. There are stream stutters on tvOS14 with the the public release of SS.
I know these are new OS's, but wanted to give you some feedback, if you need testers.
My Developer kit should arrive by the end of the week, I will be able to test on the new chips also!
I sent the logs.
The public release version of SS works with iOS14. There are stream stutters on tvOS14 with the the public release of SS.
I know these are new OS's, but wanted to give you some feedback, if you need testers.
My Developer kit should arrive by the end of the week, I will be able to test on the new chips also!
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Our Apple Silicon developer kit will be delivered in around two weeks, so we will be able to start working on the Apple Silicon build soon. Good to know you'll have one too - if you're interested I can send you a beta when this is ready for testing?
There is a small stutter every 2 seconds on tvOS, but this was there with the public release also and ONLY after tvOS14 was installed, so it may be something they need to iron out. I will look at the console later this evening.
The crash log was sent in through the iOS app from an iPad Pro with the feedback feature that is part of testFlight.
I will gladly like to be part of the testing as well.
Thank you
The iOS notifications do not seem to be pushed to the devices with this beta. I will do more testing tomorrow morning.
Thanks!
Newly added is also a column in the Camera Info window that shows whether your cameras are being decoded in software or hardware (click on the header bar with the column names to add/remove columns). By assigning some to software decoding may decrease the load on your GPU. Or, it could be that it's the video windows that are pegging the GPU (or it could be a process unrelated to SecuritySpy - I'm not sure what else is running on your Mac).
In terms of the CPU usage, this may not be SecuritySpy. SecuritySpy tends to use a constant amount of CPU, rather than going up and down so much (as seen in the screencast you sent). If you look at Activity Monitor when you see high CPU usage, what are the top few processes using the most CPU, with their associated (per-core) CPU usage values reported there?